Brain damage reported in 13% of kids who have died of flu this season, CDC finds
- This year's flu season is the most intense in 15 years, with the CDC estimating 19,000 deaths from the flu, including 68 children.
- The CDC reported that 13% of child flu deaths involved brain complications, prompting investigations into cases.
- Vaccinated children were 64% to 78% less likely to be hospitalized from the flu, according to CDC data.
- A meeting to discuss next season's flu vaccine was canceled, raising concerns about future vaccine production and public health risks.
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